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Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Sport
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Recent Yankees Pitcher Shares Love for Oswaldo Cabrera After Devastating Injury
They may no longer wear the pinstripes together, but former New York Yankees reliever Ron Marinaccio has Oswaldo Cabrera's back. Now with the San Diego Padres, Marinaccio publicly supported Cabrera following the latter's horrific injury earlier this week. Cabrera broke his ankle sliding into home plate against the Seattle Mariners on Monday night, and an ambulance subsequently took the fourth-year infielder off the field. Advertisement Cabrera shared an Instagram post on Thursday thanking the 'thousands' who reached out, a list that evidently included Marinaccio. 'Love you brother 🙏🏼 you are built for this,' Marinaccio commented. New York Yankees relief pitcher Ron MarinaccioJames A. Pittman-Imagn Images Marinaccio and Cabrera played together from 2022-24, with the former recording a 3.22 ERA and 137-61 K-BB ratio over 114.2 innings. The Yankees designated Marinaccio for assignment late last September, and he currently has a 5.71 ERA across 17.1 innings for the Padres' Triple-A El Paso Chihuahuas. Cabrera hit the injured list Tuesday batting .243 with a home run, 11 RBI, and 0.5 bWAR through 34 games. Speaking with reporters ahead of Friday's victory over the crosstown Mets, Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed skepticism that Cabrera will play again this year. Advertisement '[We] probably won't know until a week, 10 days in to where we get the doctors' protocols and then the ramp up as you go,' Boone explained, via the New York Post. Oswald Peraza started at third and went hitless in three at-bats on Friday night. Related: Yankees' Oswaldo Cabrera Admits Smiling After Horrific Injury Related: Aaron Judge Has Words for Yankees Outfielder After Giancarlo Stanton Injury News
Yahoo
05-03-2025
- Business
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Town of Dickinson Supervisor elected President of NY Association of Towns
(WIVT/WBGH) – The Town of Dickison Supervisor is leading an advocacy group that supports towns across the state. Michael Marinaccio was unanimously elected as the next President of the New York Association of Towns. The event took place during the business portion of the Annual Meeting and Training School that was recently held in New York City. Marinaccio has been a member of the Executive and Resolutions Boards for the past 10 years and has served on various committees. 'As President, I will continue to work with the Executive Board, Resolutions Committee and the Executive Director on various issues that impact our towns. I will also work closely with our State Governor and State Legislators in forming a positive working relationship in an effort to bring any issues to the table and work on solutions that will benefit all of our taxpayers and assist our towns in operating as efficiently and effectively as possible. I am very much honored to be selected President of this great Association,' said Marinaccio. Created in 1933, the New York Association of Towns represents over 950 towns and over 9 million residents. Webb accepting nominations for Youth Leadership Recognition Award Town of Dickinson Supervisor elected President of NY Association of Towns How small landlords can receive up to $75,000 for repairs Vestal Winterguard hosting 'Emerald Fire' Women's Health and Empowerment Fair coming to Binghamton Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
